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In lieu of the fabled Snyder cut, DC fans continue to scrabble for information on what director Zack Snyder’s original vision for Justice Leaguewas like. The man himself is proving to be an invaluable asset, too. Though he tends not to say much, the filmmaker regularly replies to fans who want to know more about the meanings behind his movies on Vero and now, he’s given us more to ponder about the ending of Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice.

You no doubt remember the final shot of the movie. As we gaze at Clark Kent’s still coffin, the earth above it begins to tremble, which is the smallest hint that the Man of Steel’s not dead for good and will soon be resurrected in Justice League. That did indeed happen, but in the Frankenstein’s monster of a movie that arrived in cinemas, the Superfriends brought him back with the help of a Mother Box.

We’re left to wonder, then, what did the levitating earth mean if Supes wasn’t going to come back on his own? Unless he was going to resurrect himself in Snyder’s version of Justice League? While we can’t say for sure that was the plan, the director has told us there was definitely supposed to be more significance in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice‘s final shot. When a fan voiced their confusion over the issue on Vero, Snyder agreed, saying that it was supposed to mean “more, much much more.”

As for Snyder returning to the fold, Ray Fisher wants him to come back and direct a Cyborg movie, but we wouldn’t hold our breath for that to happen, as it seems the director’s time in the franchise is truly at an end.